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1) General subject: Pillars (Straits) of Hercules, abutment, border, border line, borderland, borderline, boundary, boundary line, butting, circumscription, compass, compass (о времени и пространстве), confine, crease, delimitation, divide, division, end, frontier, line, march land, marches, margin, mark, mete, pale, precinct, skirt, stint, terminal, tether, verge2) Computers: board4) Biology: limit6) Medicine: barrier, brim (верхней части), flange (съемного зубного протеза), threshold7) Dialect: bounder9) Poetical language: margent10) Military: (государственная) frontier11) Engineering: edge, fringe, frontier line, threshold (порог)12) Rare: terminus13) Construction: border-line14) Anatomy: margo15) Mathematics: border (line), border set, cutoff, fr (множества), land-mark, (между теориями) line of demarcation16) Religion: bound18) Automobile industry: limitation19) Architecture: purlieus20) Mining: brow21) Information technology: envelope (области), interface (между двумя материалами)22) Oil: dead-line, delimitation (отвода), fringe (нефтеносной площади), wall23) Astronautics: interface25) Metrology: cutoff26) Ecology: ambit27) Seismology: discontinuity28) Advertising: dividing line29) Sakhalin energy glossary: local change in lithology, regional change in lithology, surface30) Automation: deadline31) Quality control: edge (напр. контрольной карты)32) Semiconductors: interface33) Makarov: Pillars of Hercules, Straits of Hercules, bound (предел), bounding, cutoff (предел), edge (изображения), edge (край), edge (полосы пропускания фильтра; электроника), frontage, interface (граница раздела, поверхность раздела), limit (предел), measure, periphery, termination, toe (кромка наружной ПВ шва; сварка) -
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1) General subject: Pillars (Straits) of Hercules, bitter end, border, bound, bounds, bracket, butt, butting, circumscription, compass, confine, dead-line, delimitation, end, extent, flash point, flash-point, limit, line, marge, margin, mark, measure, outpass, pale, precinct, range, reach, scope, stint, term, termination, tether, tiptop, top notch, ultimate, verge4) Colloquial: corker6) Literal: low-water mark (чего-либо), summit7) Military: overhead8) Engineering: boundary value, extreme, limen (физиологический), limitation, margin (рабочего режима)9) Agriculture: (допускаемый) margin10) Rare: terminus12) Railway term: audible limit, dangerous point, extremity (напр. подошвы рельса)13) Economy: ceiling, dent (напр. при повышении цен)14) Accounting: margin (напр. доходности), point15) Automobile industry: terminal16) Diplomatic term: dent (при повышении цен), margin (чего-л.)17) Forestry: range (измерений), tolerance18) Metallurgy: breaking point, range (напр. содержания, температуры)19) Oil: cutoff20) Banking: cap22) Mass media: horizon23) Business: extreme limit, utmost25) Sakhalin energy glossary: cutoff26) Automation: containment boundary, deadline, level change value, limit value, limiting value27) Quality control: (допустимый) margin29) Makarov: Pillars of Hercules, Straits of Hercules, bounding, brim, circumference, confidence limit, confines, flashing-point, low-water mark (низший), margin (допускаемый), mete, terminating30) Cement: limited range -
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2) Geography: Gibraltar (влад. Великобритании, на юге Пиренейского п-ова), rock -
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1) General subject: Pillars of Hercules2) Geography: Strait of Gibraltar (между Африкой и Пиренейским п-овом Европы), Straits of Gibraltar (между Африкой и Пиренейским п-овом Европы)3) Makarov: Gut of Gibraltar, the Gut of GibraltarУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Гибралтарский пролив
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